A prestigious gated community and resort destination, Punta Mita is a mosaic of experiences and memories. The sensual breezes coming off the Pacific Ocean, combined with a clear night sky filled with stars, offer visitors a sense of tranquility.
Punta Mita has the mark of its ancestors. If you take a hike up the Careyeros Mountain to roam ancient Aztatlán ruins, you will discover observatories almost 2000 years old. It is believed that these protected sites have had great ceremonial significance and have been used for astronomical observations and coastal navigation.
Climate and Seasons in Punta Mita
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Climate and Seasons The best time to visit Punta Mita for ideal weather is in August and September. Annually the average temperatures vary only by a few degrees. If you prefer less foot traffic, then starting in mid-October would be a better time to visit. Combined with the humidity, temperatures feel hot for about half of the year and the other half nice with light rain. Hurricanes are rare in this stretch of the Pacific Coast. During the wet season (June – September), rain typically occurs in the evening and clears up by morning. Punta Mita has an average of 345 days of sunshine per year and has one of the most pleasant climates in the world. A memorable meeting could include activities to strengthen your connections by participating in local activities that provide a meaningful cultural experience inspired by the native Huichol heritage. |
Average Temperature 87℉ Seasonal Temperatures
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More to Learn And Explore
What makes a destination a fantastic place to hold a meeting? It’s not just the weather because some like it hot, and some like it cold. And it’s not just the four walls of the ballroom but world-class restaurants, activities, off-site venues, and attractions. Punta Mita offers it all wrapped in 345 days of sunshine.
Pure Nature
A diverse ecosystem has created a tapestry of natural wonders at Punta Mita. Nature’s handiwork is visible every day on the 1,500-acre peninsula. Nature’s beauty ranges from colorful marine and wildlife to unusual birds and butterflies to colorful flowers and trees.
If you explore the sea, you will discover pods of wild dolphins and giant manta rays, a kaleidoscope of coral reefs, home to tropical fish in every color, and migrating humpback whales. Ninety-two species of aquatic and subaquatic birds live at the bird sanctuary at Marietas Island.
If you take a tour by land, you can ride a horse through the lush, unspoiled Sierra Madre Forest. Or you can explore Punta Mita’s diverse landscape along one of the community’s recreational trails.
Adventure
If you are seeking adventure, you will discover that opportunities are everywhere. Punta Mita is a seaside playground and a natural magnet for aquatic adventurers. The ocean, beaches, coral reefs, and rocky coast can inspire many experiences. You can find adventure above and below the water’s surface. Among the list of things to do on and under the water are sea kayaking, sport fishing, whale watching, surfing, paddle boarding, sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, diving, snorkeling, and swimming with dolphins.
Punta Mita Village
Mexico’s fascinating local culture surrounds Punta Mita. Lying just outside the gates of the private sanctuary of Punta Mita, there is a quaint town. Its daily life seems to follow the rhythms of the tides. Many of the residents are fishermen who leave before sunrise to bring back the bounty, which is enjoyed later at the casual eateries.
The promenade is ideal for an evening stroll to find the venue which matches your mood. New dining options include authentic Mexican cuisine, sushi and teppanyaki grill, and fresh seafood, providing a tropical ambiance.
The village has surf schools, dive guides, traditional markets, and a selection of chic shops to help you enjoy authentic Mexico.
Golf
Jack Nicklaus designed two spectacular Signature courses at Punta Mita that offer extraordinary ocean views and world-class play. Seven holes directly face or play alongside the Pacific Ocean. The Pacifico course provides spacious fairways and greens and the “Tail of the Whale,” the world’s only natural island golf green.
Day Trips and Tours – Punta de Mita is gorgeous, and with so many activities to enjoy, you may never want to leave. However, the nearby towns are worth exploring. They are full of exciting restaurants, beautiful shops, and local culture.
Sayulita is a laid-back and vibrant town visited mainly by surfers and trendsetting travelers. Its water and waves make it the perfect place to learn to surf. It has many excellent shops, from Revolución del Sueño to Gypsy Galleria, which sells handicrafts from all over the country.
Puerto Vallarta is a popular place, attracting visitors from all over the world. It has many restaurants and bars, both in the village and on its extensive coastline. If you stroll along the boardwalk, you can people watch, enjoy the ocean views, and pop into some interesting shops along the way.
Museums
The Museo Casa Tequilera is a place for anyone who wants to try and sample different tequilas.
Museo Historico Naval Museum exhibits the history of Mexico and its relationship with the sea from the times of the “Conquista” to modern times.
4D Art Museum was the first Art Museum in the city and is a place where the community meets to get inspiration, relax, and act. Moreover, it is also a place to be intellectually stimulated.
Galleria Dante is Puerto Vallarta’s largest and most eclectic Art Gallery, representing over 60 Artists for over 30 years.
Shopping in Punta Mita
Do not miss the opportunity to buy and bring home unique handmade items crafted by expert hands. It is this uniqueness that makes these products an excellent memory to take home.
Why Is Punta Mita Appealing for a Meeting?
There are no shortages of luxury resorts with fantastic meeting facilities for large or small gatherings. Punta Mita creates a perfect balance for meetings. Days can start with breakfast outdoors in a lush tropical garden or a climate-controlled or open-air meeting room with magnificent views. Afternoons can be filled with a wide variety of options, and evening receptions and dinners can be held on white sandy beaches.
Punta Mita, situated in the Riviera Nayarit, is easily accessible by direct commercial flights from major airports throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Latin America. Adjacent to the Puerto Vallarta International Airport is the Aerotron FBO, which serves private aircraft. After arriving, visitors can transfer to the Punta Mita resort area, roughly 45 minutes by automobile. All visitors require a U.S. passport to travel, by air, to Mexico. Upon arrival in Mexico, visitors will receive a temporary tourist card called an FMM. It is only available when visitors arrive in Mexico, not online before travel. If visitors enter Mexico by crossing the border in a vehicle, a valid U.S. passport is necessary for entry.
Some things to consider when planning your meeting in Punta Mita:
What is the objective? Some examples:
- Many company retreats are designed to improve productivity and to “refocus” the efforts of their employees. Punta Mita provides an ideal destination to break away from the confines of an office and allow employees to socialize with people beyond their department and relax. This can be very helpful for meetings where fresh ideas, new perspectives, or/and networking is essential for high-priority initiatives.
- Executive retreats are also popular in Punta Mita as this destination offers exclusive luxury where leaders can recharge as well as connect with each other.
- Incentive travel combined with meetings can be valuable for companies, key stakeholders, and top performers. Punta Mita provides unique, memorable experiences and an outstanding destination for exchanging information that improves growth, solves problems, and engages change-makers.
A prestigious gated community and resort destination, Punta Mita is a mosaic of experiences and memories. The sensual breezes coming off the Pacific Ocean, combined with a clear night sky filled with stars, offer visitors a sense of tranquility.
Do you need help planning a corporate meeting or incentive travel reward to Punta Mita? Contact Gavel International for more information.
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